Great, Thanks

Thanks Julian, I've been buying Abingdon's hood gasket already. Yet it comes as a gasket only. There are no means to hold it i place included. So what do they look like? Is this something I might find in a hardware store. I can picture a small head I have seen them in pictures. Yet I cannot see the ...

So, Hows the gasket on the rear of the bonnet held in place. Or what is used to hold it in place.

Thanks Fellows, That's what I needed.

Hi Y'all, Recently I picked up a Original Air cleaner. Without tearing it up how do you get inside? What's inside?

Assuming it's a oil based filter how is it oiled?

I've never done this. Fold it in half. Set one side in place. Then close the other side.

Get three friends or a device to lift it with.

Done

Searching the First copy I found a drawing showing the floor boards on a piece of plywood. This showed how to lay out the parts for cutting. There were no dimensions shown. Is that what your after. I'll search the newer copy and see what I find.

Sorry, Mike
Myself I'm rather new to the MG TC. Tho I own several old cars. Trouble shooting DC circuits is the easiest
trouble shooting their is.

Julian Carter
1948 MG TC

Hi Whoever you are. Do you have a Volt/OHM meter. If so turn the lights on and go look for what is applied to the lamps. Doing this you'll possibly cut your trouble shooting in half. So do you have battery Voltage. Or are both sides no voltage

Julian Carter
1948 MG TC